His career has lasted over four decades, whether it be a solo project, working with Black Sabbath, or allowing cameras into his house, he has kept the public fascinated. Starting out as a heavy rocker, littered in tattoos Black Sabbath had a very eerie sound, so when he appeared on The Osbournes as a stuttering old mess it probably wasn't the image his management team wanted him to show. Having said that, his manager is Sharon Osbourne, so anything mildly sensible is often throw into the wind. He currently writes health advice for both Rolling Stone and the Sunday Times Magazine. He does know a lot about booze and drugs.